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Newspaper

Batesville Tribune

Location

Batesville, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1906

Page

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St D Time Table and Local Notices

Eastbound trains No 34 48 4 16 run daily and daily except Sunday with specified times. Westbound lines listed. Ladies plush capes at P Rosse Co and at P Bess Co. Corduroy and heavy cashmere pants offered. Brummer’s machine shop repairs engines machines and implements. Born March 16 1906 a boy to Geo W Bultman and wife. George Hillenbrand travels to St Louis for American Furniture Co. Mrs Cordt Bruns visits from Weisburg. H A Jacobs renter sale of ladies capes furs notions and jewelry at own price. See goods at bargain prices.

H. A. Jacobs H. B. Greemann

In Loving Remembrance Of John F Stiegelmeyer

In Loving Remembrance Of John F Stiegelmeyer who died March 21 1905 A precious one from us has gone voice we loved is stilled A piece is vacant in our home which never can be filled God in His wisdom has recalled The boon His love had given And though the body slumbers here The soul is safe in heaven His CHILDREN

John F. Stiegelmeyer God

Local Notices and Advertisements Chronicle Daily Events

Fencing at Walsmans fresh fish at Peetzs meat shop and smoke Schorrs Havana Slossoms. Fresh oysters at Meyers restaurant. Cheap calicoes on sale. News and travel between Cincinnati and local residents. Dental work Fridays in Gibson Oldenburg. Teas and sewing machines advertised. Medical practice update by Dr T E Craic. Rathbone Sisters district deputy visit to Bon Ami Lodge. Membership added for Mrs Pete Holzer.

Brown Rushville Ind Order of Rathbone Sisters Bon Ami Lodge Pete Holzer

Secrecy Shrouds Bachelor Maids Meeting at Drescher Home

Report notes the Bachelor Maids were entertained at Miss Rose Drescher’s home last Wednesday. Details remain secret but a future reporter’s admission is promised to reveal what “Black Cathom” implies to the H. O. B. C. and others.

Rose Drescher

Oysters and items fill Engle's shop and area notices

Oysters daily at Engle's and a new line of communion books at Blank's. 17c caffe offers Java flavor. H. H. Krome and others trade and travel. fencing sold by Thie Vanderheide. trips to Lawrenceburg Indianapolis Cincinnati Rising Sun noted. Henry Koepfie leaves for Rising Sun. Henry Stegner property near the RE church sold for 1238 dollars to Henry Waisman. Batesville Telephone Co directory offered free. Lenten services at St. Mark's Lutheran with a sermon on Betrayed by a Kiss. Merle Dickey's 8th birthday surprise at the Dickey home.

St. Mark’s Lutheran Church Christ Gringer

Republican Executive Committee Members Named in Ripley County

Samuel M. Smith, chairman, announces appointments to the Republican Executive Committee from Ripley County townships. Named are Adams Henry Busching Brown. John H. Schwagmier Center W A Wager. Delaware James Gookins Franklin Herman Boelke. Johnson William Hunter Otter Creek John W. Simpers Laughery James Wooley Shelby Daniel Royce. Washington Richard Henderson Jackson Lafayette T. Cox.

Samuel M. Smith Republican Central Committee Ripley County Adams Henry Busching Brown John H. Schwagmier Ccc Cece Aes W. A. Wager Delaware James Gookins Franklin Herman Boelke Johnson William Hunter Otter Creek John W. Simpers Laughery James Wooley Shelby Cho. Ee

Hyomei Offer for Catarrh in Batesville

Baas and Schulz present a Batesville public offer to treat chronic catarrh with Hyomei. If the remedy fails to cure, no charge. The outfit costs $1 and includes an inhaler, dropper, and Hyomel. Extra Hyomel bottles available for 50 cents.

Batesville Baas & Schultz

Local notices and errands mixed in town news

Onion sets at Walsman s Lawn grass at Thie Vanderheide s Blankets at a big reduction at P Bosse Co. Peter Hurst went to Indianapolis to work Friday. William St Clair did cigar business in Suoman Friday. John G Snedaker went to Greensburg Friday morning on business. BornN to Fred Cruse and wife, on Wednesday Mar 14 1906, a boy. Miss Mary Schroeder went to Indianapolis Thursday evening to stay. Mrs John Schwartz and daughter Ruth spent Saturday at Cincinnati. The Misses Theresa and Clara Merkel of Morris were in our town last Tuesday. Henry Heidt visited relatives at Shelbyville Thursday evening to Friday evening. Mrs Herman Borches went to Sunman last Wednesday evening to visit her daughter Mrs Greeves. Arthur Selke went to Indianapolis Friday to spend a while with his brothers and sisters in that city. Lots For Sale Building lots in Batesville 650x150 feet. Inquire of Mrs Clauseheide 129 E Clifton Ave Cincinnati. We sell the finest Mocha and Java coffee for 18c that sells in large cities for 25c a pound. Friday at Oldenburg Saturday at Batesville The Indianapolis Denuits specialists in painless extracting and teeth without plates visits Gibson House Oldenburg on Fridays and New Ripley Hotel Batesville on Saturdays. Notice I am working with my son Cody Kirchbaum at the old Leo Kirchbaum stand and am able to do any kind of wood or iron work. Satisfaction guaranteed Call Leonard Kirschbaum.

Oldenburg Batesville Indianapolis Denuits Gibson House New Ripley Hotel Norice Cody Kirchbaum Leo Kirchbaum Leonard Kirschbaum

Dr Eustace Foley Comes to Batesville and Oldenburg

Dr Eustace Foley will visit Batesville Friday March 23 at the New Ripley Hotel and Oldenburg Wednesday afternoon and all day Thursday. Free eye examinations and guaranteed work offered. Home office Greensburg Ind 41 21.

Eustace Foley Batesville New Ripley Hotel Oldenburg Home Office Greensburg Ind

Death and Burial Thanks From Fred Beck

Fred Beck expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of his wife. He thanks the pallbearers, Undertaker Severingballs, and Rev. Flantz for their sympathy and services. May God reward you.

Rev Flantz Fred Beck

Treating Oat Seed to Prevent Smut Loss in Harvest

Years of experience show seed oats should be treated to remove smut when seeds are not proven clean. Smutted heads destroy the entire grain, with losses often 5 to 10 percent or more. treatment with hot water or chemicals, particularly a weak formalin solution, is advised. Mix 1/2 lb formalin with 30 gallons water, dampen seed, pile, cover, act, then sow after drying. Thirty gallons covers 100 to 150 bushels. Formalin equals formaldehyde, odor like ammonia, not poisonous in this use.

Local notes and arrivals in Batesville area

Local items cover shopping, travel, and visits. Numerous residents travel to Cincinnati Indianapolis and Lebanon for business or leisure. Upcoming church services feature Rev J E Fisher and missionary talks with dates for March and 26.

Mary Motz Dead at 73 in Batesville

Mrs Mary Motz of Batesville died Friday March 16 at age 73. Her remains were removed to New Alsace Saturday evening and buried Sunday afternoon.

Digo Batesville Mary Motz New Alsace

First National Bank Lists Local Tax Areas

The First National Bank publishes a complete tax list covering Batesville Corp Laughery and Adams townships Oldenburg Saltcreek and Ray township Franklin Co. The bank offers free tax payment services. Mrs John Meyers traveled to Indianapolis to visit relatives and could not return due to interurban cars being snow bound. Mrs Elizabeth Rebel wife of Marshal Riebel died aged 21 years 9 months 12 days after a month long illness. Funeral at St Ludwig Catholic Church.

First National Bank Batesville Corp Laughery Adams Oldenburg Saltcreek Ray Township Franklin Co John Meyers Indianapolis Elizabeth Rebel Marshal Riebel Batesville Rebel St. Ludwig’s Catholic Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ressig & Zierer St. D Aiso Charles J.I L Walsman’s P. Rosse & Co Thie & Vonderheide’s Ben. Kessing Geo. W. Bultman P. Bess & Co Brummer George Hillenbrand St. Louis American Furniture Co William Schutter Weisburg Cordt Bruns Peetz Schorr Havana Meyer’s Nick Blank Timothy Thie & Vonderheide Andy Kopps Cincinnati Ella Schierenbeck John Schene Harry Rebel Java H. H. Krome William Schutte The Tribune Gibson,House, Oldenburg P. Boerstler William Bertram Ben Bertram H. H. Kramer Milan Bright T. E. Craic Engle’s Blank’s Just Thie & Vanderheide’s George Bessler Lawrenceburg P. Bossz & Co Mike Benz Jaz and Monroe Wonning Henry Koepfie Rising Sun Henry Stegner RE. M. E. Church G. F. Klein Henry Waisman Batesville Telephone Co Keepfle Bros John Cochran Rising Sur Cochran John Schutter Billy Persons Fred Pappenhausen Mud Pike Church George Huber Morris Merle Dickey Berry Dickey Merle Baas & Schulz Walsman P. Bosse & Co Peter Hurst Inianapolis William St. Clair Suoman John G. Snedaker Bornn Fred Cruse Mary Schroeder John Schwartz Ruth Theresa Clara Merkel Our Town Henry Heidt Shelbyville Herman Borches Unman Mrs. Greeves Arthur Selke Smoke Shorts Pride of Cuba George Beck Sunman Hillenbrand Co Thie & Vanderheide Blank Neil McCallum Ida Boerstler Frank Bedunnah Dillsboro Harry Canfield Lebanon Western Furniture Co Paul Bertram George A. Baas Mrs. Kendell Hope Wm. H. Thompson John H. Wilker Christ Bohlke Kohlke Lomestead Stumpke’s Corner Henry Kramer J. A. Wintz Waleman's Lon Burton McCall Anna Beck Theodore Heidlage Conrad Brack Burney, Ind Will Gelvin Nettie Mackenstedt William Vogel Theresa Vonderheide Vonderheide California St. Mark’s Church Kessing & Zierer H.H. Krome John Mr. Krémés John Meyerose John Steinforth Lydia Steinforth William Krieger, Jr J. E. Fisher Centenary M. E W. H. Thompson Westport Fisher C. B. Sylvester Millford A. G. Abbott M. E Napoleon Wa. H. Thompson E. M. E. Church Bunions the Big Shoe Store
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